CROSS-WORD PUZZLE-362 HOW TO SOLVE CROSS-WORD PUZZLE. The numbered squares arc Ihc starting points for words extending across or down, or both. One letter to a square. Words end at first black square encountered or border of puzzle. Pick out a word that fits a given definition and space. This gfves you a clue to other words that cross it, and they in turn to still other words. The solution will appear in next issue. •-r . -3 ■■ -i Ed 35 CLUES. 1 ACROSS. 1 Turned aside. , 6 An unpleasant pain in one s back. 12 A receptacle. 13 Go up. 14 Short and witty saying. 17 A feline. 19 Kindled. Wild asses. A form of relief. This is a mild term for 0 across. For two. A measure. Thread. Allow. Sound harshly. Relates The French equivalent of our '‘Academy .". Port of S. America. Junior officer (slang). This hog can defy most dogs. Very important British import. Humble. This stood for Rhodesia. Vestment. West Country river. Say suddenly. God of Love. Quaint. Molar. Numeral 57 Found off the south coast of England. or in any lady's workbasket. 59 Wrench. 51 Want 62 This is a verb, but if reversed it flies much too fast for most of us. 63 This is a place we shall not need when wars are no longer. 04 Ordered beforehand. DOWN. 1 Abbe whose unlucky love-story is famous. 2 Descriptive word or phrase. 3 Frolic or fragment. 4 Novice. 5 Large South African antelope. 7 Employers. 8 A cow does this. 9 A kind of Scottish scone. 10 These nights are famous. 11 Old fellow. 15 i-Anna. 16 Treats roughly. 17 These are a branch of the Lithuanians. IS Talk wildly. 21 Child’s name for ti noble animal. 24 Well-known mountain. 26 A will needs this. 28 Cut off. 30 Sticks. 32 This king was succeeded by King Stork. 34 Tree. 37 Everyone knows this, the Italian for “my lady.” 38 Toughens. 39 The Moslem equivalent of Satan. 40 Fends. 41 City of Canada. -12 Keep back. 44 Ordered. 46 This ripens 40 across. •IS Solitary. 50 Town of Holland which gave its name to important treaty. 51 Red Indian tent. 54 Narrow valley. 55 These lift water. AS Scottish river. 60 Pinch.
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